Show Threads Show Posts. Go to Page Please register to participate in our discussions with 2 million other members - it's free and quick! Some forums can only be seen by registered members. View detailed profile Advanced or search site with Search Forums Advanced. Originally Posted by desert sun. Originally Posted by ebitdadada. Its amazing what a decent public education system can do. On the original subject: That's why you should move to ND. Originally Posted by roundball.
Seriously, It's a good place to live for some and not for others. Originally Posted by nskosgs. We are located right next to the airport and are conducive to all of the opportunities that a big town allows.
However, we are located in an area that allows us the ability to fly under the big city radar. Low taxes, reasonable median home prices, small town atmoshphere, and a penchant for the blue collar worker make Lincoln a desirable place for most family starters in their mid twentiies.
So- We have orders to Grand Forks. I am from Las Vegas I worked in slots, made good money doing it, and I went home and did my own thing. Everything was open all the time, had no idea what a "blue law" was, and liked the dea that within an hour we could be in the mountains, lake or middle of nowhere desert, or eat any kind of food for pretty cheap 24 hours a day.
I like knowing that if I run out of kid's cough medicine at midnight, I can run to the store and pick some up. That having been said- I am not an outdoors kind of girl- I find my entertainment online, or watching movies with the kids, or playing in the yard, occasionally going to dinner, so I don't need much by way of arts festivals or sporting events to keep me busy- but having the option to go out and have fun without it involving cow shows or pie eating contests would be great.
